About this artwork
Lorenz Frølich created this illustration for "The Lord's Prayer" using drawing. The stark contrast between the figures, and the white of the page creates dramatic effect. Look closely and you'll see the artist's hand in every line. It's a testament to skill, requiring incredible control to achieve such detail. We can see how the density of etched lines builds shadows and volume, giving the figures their weight and presence. Consider the labor involved in producing such a work; the hours of meticulous work. Each mark contributes to the overall image, underscoring the importance of craft and skill in artistic expression. It invites us to consider how the value we place on art is intrinsically linked to the labor and skill that goes into its making, challenging us to look beyond the image and recognize the hand of the artist.
Illustration til "The Lord's Prayer"
1863
Artwork details
- Dimensions
- 307 mm (height) x 229 mm (width) (bladmaal)
- Location
- SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst
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About this artwork
Lorenz Frølich created this illustration for "The Lord's Prayer" using drawing. The stark contrast between the figures, and the white of the page creates dramatic effect. Look closely and you'll see the artist's hand in every line. It's a testament to skill, requiring incredible control to achieve such detail. We can see how the density of etched lines builds shadows and volume, giving the figures their weight and presence. Consider the labor involved in producing such a work; the hours of meticulous work. Each mark contributes to the overall image, underscoring the importance of craft and skill in artistic expression. It invites us to consider how the value we place on art is intrinsically linked to the labor and skill that goes into its making, challenging us to look beyond the image and recognize the hand of the artist.
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